because of what schindler's action wasn't saving jews.hink chiune sugihara saved many more than schindler did. >> and think another part accurate everything you said has to do with the actual arc of chiune sugihara own life. he was initially transferred to other japanese consulates with other cities in europe he also did not provide would not reveal the list of people to him he had issued visas until february of 1941 i believe. so their identities could not be traced. after the war is innate soviet internment camp for 18 months. in fact he did not realize that anyone had survived with help of his transit visas until the late 1960s. so the story was not necessarily even completely clear to chiune sugihara in the immediate aftermath the woman named debbie said since japan was in nancy german ally but did they think of that helping jews? did not offer these transit visas but did anyway because of his conscience. leo could you talk a little bit about the more recent japanese government and your involvement with them and their recognition of h

he is known as the japanese schindler because of what schindler's action was.ugihara saved many more than schindler did. edna: another part has to do with the actual arc of his own life. he was transferred to other japanese consulates in other cities in europe. he did not reveal the list of people to whom he had issued visas until february of 1941, i believe, so their identities cannot be traced. after the war, he and his family were put in a soviet internment camp. he did not realize that anyone had survived until the late 1960's. the story was not completely clear to sugihara in the immediate aftermath of the war. we have another question. a woman named debbie is saying that since japan was a nazi german ally, what did they think of a japanese diplomat helping jews? he was given instruction not to issue these transit visas but did so anyway because of his conscience. could you also talk about the more recent japanese governments and your involvement with them and the recognition of sugihara posthumously? leo: in time, many would recognize the heroism of chiun

he's kind of known as the japanese schindler because of what schindler's action was in saving jews. i think sugihara save ised many more than schindler did. >> i think i agree with everything you said. another part has to do with the actual arc of sugihara's own life. he was initially transferred to other japanese consulates in other cities in europe. he also did not provide, would not reveal the list of people to whom he had issued visas until february of 1941, i believe, so that their identities kind of couldn't be traced. after the war, he and his family were actually put in a soviet internment camp for 18 months and, in fact, he did not realize that anyone had survived with the help of his transit visas until the late 1960s. so the story was not even necessarily completely clear to sugihara in the immediate aftermath of the war. we have another question from a woman named debbie who is saying since japan was a nazi german ally, what did they think of a japanese diplomat helping jews? debbie, he was given instruction not to issue these transit visas but did so anyway because of h

spielberg, who's going to produce new stories and whose body of work includes classics like jaws, e t. schindler's list, saving private ryan ban. we know amazon is flush with cash. can netflix afford to stay in this arms race? there try and it's it's pretty incredible when you consider how long has taken netflix to get the kind of of traction that it has versus how quickly disney plus, i know i've mentioned them before, but how quickly disney plus was able to to pick, gain ground on them, but that comes with an already having a massive media vault and making good acquisitions. you know, if you consider the fact that netflix has done a pretty smart job of picking up certain programming, you mentioned the house of cards at the time that they bought house of cards, that was the most expensive television show ever to be produced. it was an it was a home run, hit for netflix to do that. picking up certain tv shows like the office and making them iconic when they really weren't beforehand or even shows like amc madman, which, you know, had a somewhat successful run on amc be maybe became vastly more suc

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villains and it and there is an antidote that used to say after he did the indiana jones movie, then schindler'sow. so i was looking to try to have escapism hero who encounters historically accurate serial killer as well as take the audience along for a ride. so firmly planted with a historical fiction that is accurate but at the same time my level of suspension the audience will go along for the right and hopefully with the adventure and to enjoy it. >> neil: it is an adventure and i don't want to give it away. >> thank you for reading it as well. >> neil: what i like about it is i got the same thing a mosh to this. mike long gone, marvel and all the others, and i always wondered what about the same? but it's gotten a little too -- i don't know with cliche but back to a time and that was not the case. so i think you are a young guy stuck in an old man's body. >> i have a very old soul. i think a lot of kind of connoisseurs or people who digest sentiments or entertainment kind of getting sick of really going back to that well so many times that we are squeezing as much as we can out of the group